Sentence examples similar to made the roads inoperable from inspiring English sources

But gunfire made the roads impassable.

It makes the roads torturous.

Think about everything that comes with roads: jobs making the roads, remaking the roads, gas stations.... Austin: I get it.

I miss making the roads".

What this does is make the roads far more dangerous.

The light that reflects from the road surface enters the eyes of the road user, and makes the road visible.

Administration officials have said the attack successfully destroyed refueling stations, hangars and some planes, effectively making the base inoperable.

The PM's own former attorney general Dominic Grieve QC told a Franco-British Council meeting last week that Mr Cameron's plans would make the ECHR "inoperable".

In 2013 – as evidence of the grey trade in decommissioned assault rifles grew – discussions went on in the EU about the need to standardise methods to make the weapons inoperable.

Fifteen states have passed laws in recent years requiring adults either to store loaded guns in a place that is reasonably inaccessible to children or to use a gun lock that makes the gun inoperable.

Adding seawater, which is what crews have done to try to stop the overheating, is "the least bad option," he said (it generally makes the reactor inoperable).